Marcel Tyberg was a victim of the World War II Holocaust, but his scores were preserved and have recently been revived through the support of JoAnn Falletta and the BPO. The Second Symphony is filled with romantic enchantment and pastoral narrative, reflecting Tyberg’s reverence for nineteenth-century styles. The Second Piano Sonata also develops earlier traditions, revealing the influence of Beethoven.

"... this is enjoyable stuff." - Raymond Tuttle

"... I am already placing this disc on my preliminary 2014 Want List, and I cannot urge you more strongly to do likewise." - Jerry Dubins

Fanfare - January/February 2014

"Unashamedly Romantic music by this hugely gifted Holocust victim, with Bidini performing prodigies in the Brahmsian Second Sonata." ****

"... The performance [Symphony No 2] could hardly be bettered: JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic are completely at home in this music and they are very well recorded... Fabio Bidini plays it [ Second Piano Sonata] impressively and is recorded truthfully..."